The man making a mockery of NZ television
Chris Schulz got a role in Leigh Hart's new comedy and now regrets it.
Chris Schulz got a role in Leigh Hart's new comedy and now regrets it.
This is the show that all the palagi uncles go to. I went with my Uncle Derek, and we unexpectedly ran into my Dad and my Uncle Ken. They all seemed to be enjoying the Monty Python nostalgia. Especially the Fish Dance.
I entered an underground fight club on Phi Phi Island in Thailand a couple years ago. They put me up against an actual K1 fighter. Needless to say, the fight didn't last long.
Jaz Coleman is supposed to be having a break from music, but he just can't help himself.
Comedy star Amy Schumer is vehemently denying claims that she stole jokes from several other comedians - including Wendy Liebman, Tammy Pescatelli, Kathleen Madigan and the late Patrice O'Neal.
"Everyone was quite shocked. There were audible gasps."
John Cleese talks about bringing Monty Python to New Zealand and the formative experiences the country gave him as a young man
John Cleese won't visit the city he once called "the suicide capital of New Zealand" for his next tour here.
Not in New Zealand because it's not on TV here, but I do get lovely messages in broken English from places like South America or Iraq saying "Are you the Mystic Ranger?"
The man who brought us Fred Dagg is returning to take a fresh look at Godzone.
Nightmare comedy duo Tim and Eric are dedicated to pushing boundaries at upcoming Auckland show, discovers Chris Schulz.
Developing a sudden liking for slapstick comedy could herald the onset of dementia up to nine years before the illness is diagnosed.
Rowan Atkinson has been given a "quickie" divorce from his wife of 24 years Sunetra.
Russell Brand swaggered, thrusted, probed and taunted his way through a 90 minute set, pointed out the absurdities of the world, and of human nature, and left the 4000 strong audience in a daze.
Comedian Urzila Carlson was 20 when she was diagnosed with kidney cancer.
Eli Orzessek talks to pop's king of parody, Weird Al Yankovic.
Comedian "Weird Al" Yankovic, who has famously parodied generations of pop hits ranging from Michael Jackson to Lorde, is headed back to New Zealand.
Comedy Central's The Daily Show will step up efforts to reach viewers on online platforms when Trevor Noah takes over this week.
TV3 will be trying out an all-female cast in a new comedy show, in the male-dominated comedy scene.
The partner of the late Kiwi comedian Ewen Gilmour has spoken of her heartache at losing her soulmate.
British comedy superstar Dawn French is bringing her new live show to New Zealand.
They took the Cricket World Cup by storm, now the Alternative Commentary Collective are turning their comedic sights on New Zealand's national game.
Ruby Wax was at the height of her fame when she was stopped in her tracks by a poster at a London Underground station that "outed" her.